The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-22

Iron our regular essvspes1entl
OUR WARRINGTON LETTER
wAsmxcroNs d. G.. July ~, 1857.
To show the vsnity Of az The spscpIa-
tion - 70 tho snct11s0r Of The Aeo Juktice
Woods. Il q only necessary g mention
the fact that - the new JuseIce cannot
take his seat on tho bench until Be Il con-
firmed by the Unltod States senate, 90
then Il IL not ~ al probable thai the sp-
pointment will b made before Congress
meets la December, for - the old saying
goes, the President does not believe in
crossing bridge I'LL he gets 10 T."
| The Presidcnte abaudonment Of hIs
proposed visit TO St. Louis. 10 : theme Of
absorbing interest and discussion, and
volumes pro and cen. have been written
and spoken about tt. The Presidents
action has had two opposite eaects with
Grand Army men; ono faction plumes
itself in having repnlsed the President.
while the other Reluctantly Yields bin
respect and admiration for bic resoluie
moral courage, which 90 FER, has boon
equal to every requirement throughout
his illustrious career. The next DAY att
Ter The appearance Of President Cleve-
lands letter Withdrawing his acceptance
Of HE ST. Louis visit, $50 members Of
General Lander post. Grand Army Of
the Republic. Of Lynn, Mass. called up
on the President, gave bin three ringing
cheers and were warmly welcomed 70
the White House by patriotic speech
from the President
Under the authority Of Congress, Sem
ator Cockrell 10 drawing 70 : close bic
investigation Of the methods Of conduct
ing the business Of the various depart
ments, and II 10 hoped that II no other
benef icial result IL secured provision q
least will be made for the settlement Of
the accounts Of Disturbing o6lcials BE-
fore grim death cheats the pen!.sntiary.
The colored people OF the South are
looming forward - compIainants before
the Interstate Commission In . renewed
effort to secure their so-called "civil
rights" by forcing themselves TO ride in
J l"de samc cyar Wild de white folks" l
think Il would be well to dub the COM
mission. 1.-THE Grand High Court Of
ComplAirte.r - scarcely . day passes
without every conceivable sort Of protect
, and petition being gravely presented for
: their confederation. Despitc the great
Iclamor raised by the railroads against
: the alleged ingenious effects Of the Inter
, State act. II would b we'll to note the
significant fact that the net earnings Of
/, the principal roads for the month OF
. June, 1857, u greatly IN excess Of the
I sum earned during the came period last
7 wear. No better argument could b 3D.
I lduced in favor Of the law.
I A rrest sensation vs. created IN the
: Treasury By the arrest Of Oscar J. Hsr-
!. lvev. chief % division in the second Con-
4 Itroller'a Once. for forgeries amounting
! Ito a. 400. The dcfaulter had prepared
! his papers 10 forge accounts amounting
|. 10 $50 .so0. and the only thing that Pre-
! vented him from realizing the su0 We
!. the DELAY Of Congress IN making The -.
!. propriation-it certainly would have
= been made tut for the detection 81 Hsv-
= vev's steal, because Il Il portion n the
e deficiency appropriation. Amer being
confronted with the evidences Of his
'e crime. the wretched man broke dewr
= and confessed al. The penalty 10 81 .co(
70 finc or ten years imprisonment. Or boil
! in each case, and there are hundred q
ae ses or mora.
10 Mrs. Pickett. widow Of the Confedev
ate General and hero, has returned from
- Getty burg. where relatively speakin
r her reception. was ~ warm - that q
fe her distinguished husband twenty-Scu
r. wears ago. Mrs. Pickett spoke wit
Of pride OF her great ovation, and IN greet
. ling your correspondent. she exhibited
IL Iher right hand, worn through the Ski
by the hearty shakes Of the gallant en-
or generous Union Veterans. IN speakin
1t lof that memorable and historical sven
nd she Vas also moved to team.
* The crank, Huba. The man Who was q
ur rested for threatening President Ceve
ny land's life. has been conhued IN the boz
It? pital for insane - : dangerous lunst''
ed AZ Bit cs welcome and encoursrin
nd news 10 I'll good Democrats. will men
,en tiop the fact that Wasbirg:on's Repuh
Ilican postmaster will give place 70
nd IDemocrst 10 short time.
"a, The President and Nrs- Clevelsp
it. went 70 New York this week to stfsn
70 the Clinton celebration and Wait sever
sie, other places, and the trip will double.
r. be one OF much pleasure and interest
Of the people . we'll = their honors
, Of guests.
IN bis freuzied zeal 10 mauufActure
! Il little more bloody shirt political capit:
81 1.-THE Washington correspondent Of =
,;Ie New York Tribune autographed bic p
nm. per that Secretary Endicott, smsrtil
! under bic responsibility for the basi
lav Dag folly, had ordered that no matter
pny Iu.nssnsu ~ S-s 1872 ..'.ci.,
.:u Ispection and permission. And amer Y
jah. Se S.rIy. 49, .nsSssrc.3srs reitersi
- the charge snd accuses The Secretary
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her ''''s'0O'' CAS-
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